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Published on Nov 23, 2015
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GIANT PANDA
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Jeff Whitlock
2.
COMPETITION AND AGRESSION
They don't compete .
They are actually quite playful !
The only harm they do is sometimes
Push their sibling off .
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tinali778
3.
Territorial or no
They are not territorial, but they play .
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coofdy
4.
MATING AND RAISING YOUNG
The female will mark its territory
By leaving a scent
They use a bleating call to attract a mate
If the mother gives birth to three cubs only one cub
Is sure to survive. The other two are left to die
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jacobwolman
5.
Do they live in groups or not?
They do not live in groups. They spend most of their lives eating bamboo,and roaming in the forest.
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frielp
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Communication
They leave their scent by rubbing against a tree or by marking their territory. They make a bleating sound .
Photo by
William Hook
7.
Migration/hibernation
They don't really migrate ,but they do move to warmer areas.
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holdit.
8.
Quick learner?
Somewhat, one emperor trained a panda to fight in war.
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jrhode
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MY SOURCES
http://www.switcheroozoo.com/profiles/giantpanda.htm
http://www.thebigzoo.com/Animals/Giant_Panda.asp
http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4566952_pandas-mate.html
The new book of knowlage
http://www.youngzine.org/fact/giant-panda-bears-do-not-hibernate-through-wi...
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Alice Bushhouse
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